| Title |
Development and Effect of Resident-Participated ‘Alley Recorder’ Living Lab Program |
| Authors |
김희정(Kim, Heui-Jeong) ; 유해연(Yoo, Hae-Yeon) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2021.37.11.67 |
| Keywords |
Urban regeneration; Community participation; Resident-Participated Living Lab; Alley recorders; Recording |
| Abstract |
Recently, through Living Lab operated by residents, there has been an active movement to solve and improve problems in urban regeneration
areas. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to develop an "Alley Recorder Training Course" program for the operation of
resident-participated Living Lab and analyze the educational growth process of participants. To this end, the "Alley Recorder Training Course"
was developed, a systematic program for the operation of resident-participating Living Lab, conducted a four-month one-to-three-step program
for residents, and examined the effect on residents who completed the Alley Recorder Training Course. The results of the study are as
follows. First, the alley recorder training process increased the sense of community among residents. Second, the alley recorder training
process had a positive impact on the change in residents' perception of village changes. Third, the Alley Recorder Training Course
strengthened the ability of residents to make substantial changes in the village by participating in the recording living wrap. This study is
significant in that it developed an educational program that allows residents to participate in initiative and verified its effectiveness. |